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https://github.com/louislam/redbean-node

RedBeanNode is an easy to use ORM tool for Node.js, strongly inspired by RedBeanPHP.
https://github.com/louislam/redbean-node

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RedBeanNode is an easy to use ORM tool for Node.js, strongly inspired by RedBeanPHP.

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# RedBeanNode

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### ⚠️Warning: Early Development. Do not use it on production!

RedBeanNode is an easy to use **ORM** tool for Node.js, strongly inspired by RedBeanPHP.

* **Automatically** creates **tables** and **columns** as you go
* No configuration, just fire and forget
* Ported RedBeanPHP's main features and api design
* Build on top of knex.js
* Supports **JavaScript** & **TypeScript**
* **async/await** or **promise** friendly

## Supported Databases

* MySQL / MariaDB
* SQLite

## Installation

```shell script
npm install redbean-node --save
```

## Read More

Docs:
http://redbean-node.whatsticker.online

## Playground

Try RedBeanNode in browser!

https://runkit.com/louislam/redbeannode-playground

## Code Example

This is how you do CRUD in RedBeanNode:

```javascript
const {R} = require("redbean-node");

// Setup connection
R.setup();

(async () => {
let post = R.dispense('post');
post.text = 'Hello World';

// create or update
let id = await R.store(post);

// retrieve
post = await R.load('post', id);

console.log(post);

// delete
await R.trash(post);

// close connection
await R.close();
})();

```

This **automatically generates** the tables and columns... on-the-fly. It infers relations based on naming conventions.

# Unit Test

Please build the project before run the test.

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